Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-02
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Of Quincy wharf waiting for 90 Ameri-
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What de9lEoas 81 taking Hicks - bard |
e piIok when CaptAln Bryant Inspee-
tor Of Halls gave tin TIE alternative /
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taking Hicks on board.
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A matiny on snail scala occurred |
this morning On the steamer Evanasi. |
P. Z. Oonnslly, the mail clerk, refused
10 70 on beard and attend tbs mail, e /
be asserts iha steamer IankH Tie neces-
sary accommodations for mail service. |
up on the steamer vas good enough tor i
The result Was that no mali went cut /
today on The Sehoms and Port Town-
send route. Just how he matter will /
be aeitled. and h0W haFmeny viii be
reinstafed, Is not ret apparent. Az al
events the mail clerk, 90 be says, viii |
not assams bis position until Q more
suitable mail room ID fitted up.
xRAcEzzs ELECTED.
Al messing Of the Board Of School
Trustees, held on last Saturday after
noon, Professor Campbell, Of Tacoma,
vas elected principal, 10 al The Vacancy |
caused By the present. principal resign
Ing and leaving for the Easl Miss
Powell. daughter Of Professor Powell,
Of Seattle. vas chosen as assistants b.
the Board vice Miss Bszh. resigned.
Miss Pains and Miss Morgan we're re-
elected teachers for the ensuing year.
The new term In the public school
will commence on Monday, septem-
Der 5, 1887. II
Az oPIUN szzzUHz.
Gus L0ndnsFom, @ customs 0faoeR,
soi1ed twenty pounds Of opium this
IL the IRE room Of the steam-
y George E. Starr, from Victoria. AZ
8 customary on such occasions, no one
appeared Is claimant Of the drug.
Ehls ofiicial has bean very alert Of late
q making small seizures. On Last 1
Wednesday Londsirum seized i've
pounds Of opium, which the Tacoma
,apera credited TO Ronald. II
CASUAL AxNTT0E. Ia
Mesars. BulIene and Bryant, Govern | 7
nant inspectors Of Boilers and HnIls,
returned from Port Dis
,ovsFy today, where they hsd inspected
be tug Pioneer. The resnlt Of the in Z
pection IVES very satisfactory. The
az was found 10 be in good condition. Il
he will proceed 10 Seattle during the .
altar paks Of this week. The inspectors q
m proceed 10 Utsalaay and inspect q
be sfdewheel steamer AIki, which was o
apsized recently near the Utsalady Z
PhaTf.
. a reporter Yesterday that man, sup q
lossd 20 b Pete Olsen, the Napa Z
,ounty, California, murderer, wes ar q
ssted on Saturday niRht on Hoed's
anal By q detective. No authentic in
ormation had been obtained here up d
D o'clock concerning The arrest. e
The porter Of the franklin Hotel vas
rEested this morning. II appears that
be fellow was taking improper liber- =,
les With two little girls. The case came :.
p THIS 1tt1fHQuu N JIG ROtloo oeaH5
hen light hne was imposed On him. q
szFPmc NOTES. q
The ship Valley Forge. Capt. Love. = :,
) DAYS from San Diego, arrived here :,
and vas toWed 70 Port Gam -
,Ie bV the tug Mastick shis morning. ~
be ioacs lumber for San Diego. Ia
The ship George Il. Manson, Capt.
Eorss, GOAL laden from Seattle for San =,
Francisco, was towed 70 sea from this =
orr last night b. the tug HolYoke. ~
The bark Bonanza, Capt. kiilaF, Iuua-
eF laden from Port Gamble 10 San r
'rancisco. vas towed 10 ssa BY the tuR y
wee yesterday. y
The ship Harvester, Oapt. sohnawer. Z
rom San Francisco 10 Port Madison 30
1ad return cargo OF piles, passed up J.
IOand IN TOW Of the tug Tacoma yestsr. =
az forenoon.
al laden from Seattle for San Fran- =
isoo. viii be towsd 70 sea By the tus :
'S TSs i SsTF Mary Glover, from saa 9
Franeiaeo foF Port Townsend 10 load 9
esurn cargo Of lumber, arrived al her
oaiinn port last night.
The ship Richard =. Back, Capt.
larver, lunbeE laden fron Port Bis =
,oveFy 10 San Diego, vas towed 70 50
- the tag MoRal lasl night.
The Steamship Alki arrived down last
aiQhs and cleared today for juneau,
Alaska.
The steamship Walla Walla passsd
sowu today coal laden from Seattle for
San Francisco.
The steamship San Pedro, from san
francisco for Tacoma 10 load return
sarge Of coal, passed up sound tnis
PoKr TowNsxNp, August ], 1851.
Fhrsa fAvoraass have ths fellow ing 70 cay Of
- wisdom's RoeeFtine." the great BANNER
Ana rrassrvsr Of the complsxion
PsETtAsp. Or, Juno 4. 1871.
To NJ. ". N. wi~aom-peHf 81; ! h.ss